Triple

Target class: Armenian Catholic jurisdiction
Context triple: [Armenian Catholic Patriarchal Eparchy of Beirut, instanceOf, Armenian Catholic jurisdiction]

• A. Armenian Catholic church
  An Armenian Catholic church is a place of worship belonging to the Armenian Catholic Church, an Eastern Catholic Church of the Armenian rite in full communion with the Roman Catholic Church.
• B. Armenian Catholic institution chosen
  An Armenian Catholic institution is an organization, such as a church, school, or charitable body, that serves the spiritual, educational, and cultural needs of Armenian Catholics in communion with the Roman Catholic Church while preserving Armenian liturgical and cultural traditions.
• C. Melkite Greek Catholic Church jurisdiction
  A Melkite Greek Catholic Church jurisdiction is an ecclesiastical territory or organizational unit (such as an eparchy, archeparchy, or exarchate) under the authority of a Melkite Greek Catholic bishop, responsible for the pastoral care, administration, and governance of Melkite faithful in a defined geographic area.
• D. Ethiopian Catholic jurisdiction
  An Ethiopian Catholic jurisdiction is an ecclesiastical territory of the Ethiopian Catholic Church, led by a bishop or eparch, responsible for overseeing the pastoral care, administration, and liturgical life of Ethiopian Catholics within a defined geographic area.
• E. Armenian Catholic bishop
  An Armenian Catholic bishop is a high-ranking cleric in the Armenian Catholic Church who oversees a diocese or eparchy, provides spiritual leadership, administers sacraments, and ensures adherence to the church’s liturgical and doctrinal traditions within the Armenian Catholic rite.
• F. None of above.